Definitions for closed-door
closed-door

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1. closed-dooradjective

   not open to the public

   "a closed-door meeting"

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1. closed-door

   Closed-door refers to a situation, event or meeting that is private, confidential, or not open to the general public or outside individuals. These events are typically exclusive or limited to specific individuals or groups. It also denotes secrecy or confidentiality.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of closed-door in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of closed-door in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2

Examples of closed-door in a Sentence

1. James Comer:

   The Democrats need to stop covering for the Biden administration’s failed COVID response and hiding behind closed door briefings with administration witnesses, like they are doing today, the American people deserve transparency and accountability, but all they’ve gotten from the Biden administration and congressional Democrats are broken promises.

2. Cristina Vadell:

   Now, on the fourth Thanksgiving that he is separated from us, this closed-door trial comes to an end and with the sham verdict. We miss our dad and we really just want him home, if there is anything that President Trump can do now to resolve this, now is the time, right? The clock is ticking and we would love to see our father home by Christmas.

3. Alexander Graham Bell:

   When one door closes another door opens but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us.

4. Jim Jordan:

   The closed-door depositions, Ill still be able to be a part of, but then when they go to the open hearings, its just the Intelligence Committee. Adam Schiff gets 45 minutes under the resolution that passed on Thursday to ask questions. The rest, the members get five minutes. Adam Schiff gets to call the witnesses Adam Schiff wants. But Republicans have to first submit a list to Adam Schiff to get his approval for any witnesses we or the White House might want. So you can try to put a ribbon on a sham process, but that doesnt make it any less of a sham. It doesnt make it any less unfair in any less partisan. In a contentiousHouse Rules Committee meetingthat lasted into the night last week, Democrats systematically rejected GOP attempts to alter theground rules that lawmakers will use as they consider impeachment. The rules were later passed in a sharply divided House vote.

5. Donald Trump:

   I watched what Ben said. I agreed with him 100%. I even wrote him a little note. I thought it was excellent, and frankly, he may be right, i've been hearing about these closed door meetings, and I don't like that.

References

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